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Hereford, England, United Kingdom

Working in the Data Science team to deliver solutions across the business and managing the Data Analytics team to provide reporting.

Working in the Data Science team at M&M to better understand our customers, our products, and our processes.

Leominster, England, United Kingdom

Data analyst position within the Data Science team. My role involves answering data questions across the business.

Australia

Following the COVID 19 pandemic I decided to stay in Australia. To support my travels and because of visa restrictions I worked in various jobs in the farming and hospitality sectors.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

An opportunity to help build a customer focus switchboard answering call traffic coming into the Sydney and Brisbane offices. This involved writing process documents and advising on how to better handle call traffic, answering calls over the time frame and producing reports investigating call volumes and team performance.

Brisbane, Australia

Assisting in office administration working under the office manager of the Brisbane site.

A customer service role. Ensuring that customers receive quality timely service and identify opportunities for the sales team.

Recruitment and onsite management of staff for outdoor events. Working at some of the largest events across the UK.

Mint Staffing Solutions is a hospitality-staffing agency, proving front of house and back of house staff at venues and festivals over the UK in particular the North West. Roles have included onsite staff management at festivals and events, office administration and involvement in recruitment and on boarding of new starters.

Manchester, United Kingdom

Kelly Scientific Resources provides scientific staffing services on a temporary, contract and permanent basis. My role involved, developing industry knowledge, reaching out to companies in business development calls and emails, negotiation of rates, conducting candidate screening calls and interviews.

Aberdare National Park Kenya

A field study involving the placement of camera traps along game trails in Kenya’s AberdareNational Park in order to collect species capture data, and the collection of correspondinghabitat data at camera sites. The data collected by myself and other student researchers hasbeen successfully used in a number of undergraduate and masters dissertation projects that maygo on to publication.This involved building working relationships with Kenyan Wildlife Service (KWS)… Show more A field study involving the placement of camera traps along game trails in Kenya’s AberdareNational Park in order to collect species capture data, and the collection of correspondinghabitat data at camera sites. The data collected by myself and other student researchers hasbeen successfully used in a number of undergraduate and masters dissertation projects that maygo on to publication.This involved building working relationships with Kenyan Wildlife Service (KWS) personnel,working and living closely with other student researchers, conducting a risk assessment ofproject elements, deployment of camera traps and handling of subsequent capture data, use ofGPS for finding and saving locations, collection of habitat data; identification of tree species,habitat measurements, assessment of disturbance and spoor counts. Show less

Manchester, United Kingdom

Lab activities to develop a microsatellite library for use in future studies of the endangeredMountain Bongo – an antelope endemic to Kenyan mountain regions. The project was a success;lab-work efforts are now being continued further by a PhD student working to understandremaining populations of the species.Duties included: DNA extraction from both blood and faecal material, nanodrop to assess DNAquantities, PCR amplification and gel electrophoresis, recording results in a… Show more Lab activities to develop a microsatellite library for use in future studies of the endangeredMountain Bongo – an antelope endemic to Kenyan mountain regions. The project was a success;lab-work efforts are now being continued further by a PhD student working to understandremaining populations of the species.Duties included: DNA extraction from both blood and faecal material, nanodrop to assess DNAquantities, PCR amplification and gel electrophoresis, recording results in a lab record forothers involved in the project, working in line with safety regulation and following good labpractice. Show less

Master Of Science (Msc), Conservation Genetics, Merit

Activities and Societies: MSc project unit – writing in progress Individual Identification of Mountain Bongo from camera trap images.

Bsc Animal Behaviour, Wildlife Biology, 2:1

Activities and Societies: BSc project unit Selection acting in the PGI Gene Sequence of invertebrates in relation to thermoregulation.